>> >I didn't get the answer from the mailing list and by browsing the =
>> >archives I found that what I am trying is impossible with NetBSD.
>> >Need just quick answer: Yes or No.
>>
>> try the following.
>> # route add -net 10.0.6.0 127.0.0.1 -ifp bla0
>>
>> if you are on NetBSD prior to 1.5.1 you need two commands for this,
>> # route add -net 10.0.6.0 127.0.0.1
>> # route change -net 10.0.6.0 127.0.0.1 -ifp bla0
>>
>I just tried and I could see the problem in /var/log/messages:
>rtinit: wrong ifa (oxaaaaaa) was (oxbbbbbb)
>Can you elaborate on this?
core@netbsd is not the right place for questions. use tech-net.
you need to clarify
- what kind of *exact* command you have issued
- what kind of routing table entries you had (netstat -rnalv)
- what kind of interface addresses you had (ifconfig -a)
- what is your kernel version (netbsd or freebsd?)
without these question we cannot diagnose anything.
i need to tell you that, even if we have the above information,
we may not be able to diagnose (but it is better to have more
information).
itojun